Ramona High School - Aries Yearbook (Riverside, CA)

Page 10 text:

And The Winner Is. . . For The 4987 Homecoming candidaTes, being nominaTed was a high honor. They were represenTing noT only Their classes buT The enlire school. Because iT was Ramona High Schools 3OTh Homecoming, To be nominaTed was auiTe a memorable and presTlgious posiTion. l?lghT before The half-Time show, a Thrilling sense of exciTe- menT filled The sTadium. Nervous candidaTes did o wonderful job of hiding Their nervousness in fronT of The rowdy crowd. All The candidaTes looked gorgeous in Their gowns and, alThough There was only one princess and queen for each class, everyone musT agree ThaT all The candidaTes were winners. OcTober 2, 4987 will be a nighT long remembered. 1 T 1 . -1 as f. l. The lQ87f88 Homecomlng Queen, Robln BurnmelsTer, shows her happiness 41 Opening

Page 9 text:

e've Got Spirit, Yes e Do! T Richele Parsons and Tanya STolard, Two of The many de-monsTraTors ThaT parhclpaled during l?amona's 50'sf Hippies Day 2 Michael Hansen reflecfing The 60's peace demonsTra- t, ions. 3 Jennifer Holguin and Tony STeppi True flower children SpiriT week began on Monday, SepTember 28 wiTh double Trouble- Twin day. There was a class compeTiTion aT lunch. QuiTe appropriaTeIy, iT was a Three-legged race. The Seniors won anoTher polnT for Their class. On Tuesday, Ramona was invaded by a herd of nerds! There was a nerd conTesT aT lunch. BuTch Casas and Robin BurnmeisTer were named King and Queen nerd. In Honor of l?amona's 30Th Homecoming, Wednesday was 50'sfHippies day. STudenTs dressed up in sTyles from Their TavoriTe decade. AT lunch, Tammi Cooke, Supervisor of Performing ArTs, inTroduced and inTerviewed The Homecoming candidaTes. On Thursday, Ramona wenT on a l'Surfin' Safari. Everyone dressed up in Their beach aTTire and hiT The sandy beaches of Ramona High. The carnival was held during 6Th period and afTer school. Many clubs were represenTed and many money spenaers supporTed Them. We kicked off Friday, blue and whiTe day wiTh a pep rally. The rally was The besT in years. Everyone was exciTea abouT The upcoming evenTs. The parade sTarTed down Magnolia Ave. aT 2:30 p.m. All The classes parTicipaTed. As usual, The largesT club on campus, Masauers, made an excellenT showing. Pep squad and B.S.U were also represenTed in The parade. The pre-game show began aT 7:00 p.m. The floaTs and candidoTes paraded around The field as The sTadium filled up. Kick off was aT 7:30 p.m. sharp. IT was an exciTing game unTil The very end. Ramona evenTually came ouT in TronT. AT half-Time, The queen and princesses were inTroduced. RighT afTer The game, The happening dance begui i. ll was one of The mosT successful dances ever! All in all, SpiriT week was exciTing and a day The sTudenTs will never forgeT, Opening 3

Page 11 text:

xg kr? -1. Q' LP L 1 i i , asf ' . .xx NP., Nervous Homecoming conoiootes ond escorts wait for their cues Doneile Beecroft, unhoppy after the Homecoming holftime, Sophomore princess, Jennifer Smith, with escort Robbie Whiting Freshmon princess, Jennifer Horn, with escort Homecoming condiootes qlett to rightj Freshmen Mitzi Bowen, Tricuo Rose, Jennifer Horng Sophomores Jennifer Smith, Kim Weaver, Jennifer Nogshienehg Senior Robin Bur- meister, BSU queen Kristy Holi, Seniors Tino Romero, Desiree Polmerin, Holly Gripin, Juniors Doneiie Beecrott, NikiDCJCostC1, Tommy Lomb Junior princess, Niki DoCosto with escort Alon Lange Opening 5